Sentence examples for the insalubrious from inspiring English sources

Other Look Left Look Right ventures have led viewers to the insalubrious alleys of Camden Town in north London.

If the storyline seems familiar, there were just enough twists and changes to keep the insalubrious masses interested.

They are competing for a mere 200,000 places.Nowhere are such inequalities more apparent than on the insalubrious peripheries of big towns.

Evgeny Akimov maximised the ridiculousness of Don Jerome, who hopes to gain financially from marrying his daughter to the insalubrious Mendoza.

Medicine, sanitation and hygiene also made huge strides, thanks in part to Florence Nightingale's shock at the insalubrious conditions in field hospitals during the Crimean War.

The producers got a real-life cockney to add to the insalubrious vibes, and Dan got to gurn, "Where there's muck, there's brass!" in a stovepipe hat.

The Museum of London website claims that there was a connection, while historian Roy Porter points out that the fire left the most insalubrious parts of London, the slum suburbs, untouched.

Beyond the slightly insalubrious exterior is one of the city's most enchanting sights.

The boxy, insalubrious McCluski's Bar was added near the front.

For a politician, of course, "too rough" might not be a salient criterion: although negative campaigning sometimes backfires, it sometimes doesn't, and so despite our ecumenical interest in a fair fight attacks are fine, but dog-whistles erode the discourse the insalubrious invective isn't going to stop.We might, however, look to an example of positive political messaging.

It's the most insalubrious place, with disease vectors of unbelievable potency.